Our departments
Our departments of scientists and engineers cover the full stack of quantum computing
Quantum
The Quantum department designs the quantum chips. With its experience in the control of quantum systems, it is also the Quantum department's responsibility to calibrate, characterize and optimize the performance of our quantum processors.
Cryogenics
The Cryogenics department designs and builds our cryostats and gas handling systems. Such a challenging task requires complementary backgrounds in high-vacuum and low-temperature systems, fluid dynamics, heat transfer, computer-aided design, and system control.
Electronics
The Electronics department designs and programs the electronics required to operate our quantum processors, including PCBs and FPGAs. The Electronics department pushes the limits of high-speed data acquisition and high-precision pulse synchronization.
Software
The Software department develops the multi-level software stack that operates our quantum computers, including the Snowflurry™ SDK, our quantum compiler and quantum scheduler. The Software department also supports the other departments in developing design and simulation software for internal use.
Nanofabrication
The Nanofabrication department uses the latest micro and nanofabrication techniques to fabricate our quantum processors. The department is also responsible for developing highly controlled and reproducible cleanroom processes to ensure that each quantum chip produced is of the highest quality.
Manufacturing
The Manufacturing department is responsible for machining and assembling the parts that make up the quantum computer. Given the strict requirements on parts that must go inside the cryostat, the department has developed unique skills in high-precision machining and surface finish.
Canada
Bromont, Quebec
45 Bd de l'Aéroport
Bromont, Quebec
J2L 2X4
Sherbrooke, Quebec
3000 Bd de l'Université
Sherbrooke, Quebec
J1K 0A5
Waterloo, Ontario
295 Hagey Blvd #2
Waterloo, Ontario
N2L 6R5
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